dave galassi car
sam P:
The car is pretty nice, but that engine looks absolutely gorgeous!
Dave Galassi:
Thanks to all for the kind words. Fabian, I promise I will take and post some photos for you. It is the least I can do for all your help. Thanks for posting those pics of Jim's (Moore) Notch. Great car, no? It was a real inspiration for me while I built mine. So was Danny Gabbard's car, real clean, looked just right.........and Darrell Baker's Squareback. We were learning and building our T3's at the same time back in the 80's. I can't recall from a past topic, anyone know where any of these cars went?
I'll answer any questions I can about the car. It's had an interesting past..........and should have a good future, too. Just need time to work on it, that's all. There's several cars to build before I can do much about that one, and it's a runner right now. Super low maintenance, fun to drive and dependable.
By the way, and maybe this should be in the shifter post, but I pulled the Hurst and put the stock shifter back in it. I like the feel of it better in this car...........and it's never missed a shift.
Again, please give me a little more time and I'll shoot some more and post them.
speedwell:
Quote from: Dave Galassi on December 06, 2007, 01:22:25 am
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Again, please give me a little more time and I'll shoot some more and post them.
ok dave no problem ;)
rgd
fabs
danny gabbard:
a little late gettin around to this but your cars have always been top shelve. just saying hi
Dave Galassi:
Good to see you here as well! As I mentioned, you have quite the following in the lounge, and rightfully so, for a number of well built cars. Let me know when you are settled. We can talk about projects then.
All the best to you, and see you soon.
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